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💚 From our team to yours, we're wishing you loads of luck this St. Patrick's Day! 🌈 Here are some fun facts about St. Patricks day 🍀 St. Patrick's original color was blue, but green became associated with the holiday over time. 🍀 St. Patrick Wasn't Irish St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, was actually born in Britain and later became a missionary in Ireland. 🍀 St. Patrick's Day Traditions Come from America: Many St. Patrick's Day traditions, like parades and wearing green, originated in the United States with Irish immigrants. 🍀 The Chicago River Goes Green: Chicago dyes its river green every St. Patrick's Day since 1962, creating a unique and iconic celebration. #happystpatricksday #stpatricksday #irish #infuzemarketing #marketing101 #marketing #marketingtips #marketingonline #socialmediamarketing #marketingstrategy #strategicmarketing #contentmarking #digitalmedia #socialmediateam #marketingagency #marketingfirm #marketingmanagement #DigitalMarketing #uncommonmarketing #marketingteam #BrandManagement #FullServiceMarketing #UniqueMarketing #MarketingBlog

When did you meet your first guide and mentor in business? For me, it was in April 1977 at Long Crendon County Combined Primary School, over a game of tennis-ball football at morning break. After a messy parental divorce and a couple of years away from the village where I was born, I returned to the school after a two-year gap. My previous friends had moved on, and I found solace and friendship with a boy who’d arrived since I’d been away. Last weekend – unbelievably more than 45 years since we first met – I had the huge pleasure of spending a couple of days with Peter Russian and his family in their new home in Brookline, MA, on the fringes of Boston. Here we are, riding the T-line to eat lobster rolls in Quincy Market. We had fun – of course. Catching up, learning about their new adventure in business as well as family life, kids adjusting to new schools, and the travails of dealing with Fall leaves. But for the past few years, as we’ve both been actively building and scaling our businesses, we’ve developed a new relationship. We’ve become accountability buddies, probing and testing one another, offering guidance and perspective on fortnightly calls that we term “Yalta”. Transatlantic Zooms usually, enabling us both to focus ON the business rather than getting trapped IN the business. Something – I’d wager London to a house brick – neither of us would have imagined we’d be doing back in 1977, when our minds were more focused on the day’s holiday we’d be getting for the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. #accountability #businessplanning #businessdevelopment

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This week, many of us enjoy celebrating our Irish heritage with St. Patrick’s day. The occasion brings people together for a good time as we begin to welcome springtime. I also learned March 19 is recognized by Christian churches as the feast of St. Joseph, who is the patron saint of Italians. It is known as Father’s Day in Italy, Spain and other countries. A noble vocation. St. Joseph the Worker also is celebrated on May 1, International Worker’s Day, that honors laborers, the struggles of the working class, and the campaign for worker rights, like the 8-hour workday. It is observed by many countries around the world. That’s just the context. So much is shared here on LinkedIn about the power of storytelling. We often can find takeaways from any new person we meet or story we hear. Lessons for us from St. Joseph: 1. Say “yes” — We may not always be comfortable with situations we are placed in, but when we say yes, we may be taking a risk or going beyond our comfort zone and grow. 2. Listen and Act — St. Joseph is a prominent figure in the Christian faith, but he actually never utters a word in the Bible. He listened, and he acted. He worked his craft, supported his family, and raised his son(s). He listened and devoted his life to what he believed was right. 3. Be humble. Most of all, St. Joseph is recognized for his humility. Humility can be a valuable leadership trait when we can recognize our own limitations, appreciate the contributions of others, and show respect and empathy. Hope you don’t mind this different kind of post, connecting religious and cultural observations this week with our professional lives. #humility #leadership #listening #sayyesnewexperiences #storytelling

Brigid's Day | Lá Fhéile Bríde For just over a year now, I have felt Brigid's knock on the door; she has crossed the threshold from her world into mine in many ways. My middle name is Brigid, so I feel Brigid-centred. I was born on the 9th of February, not long after her feast day. I come from a long line of Brigid's. My maternal grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother are and were all Brigid's, to name but a few connections. When my mother passed away in January last year, there was just one thing that I wanted of hers, and that was her St Brigid’s Cross. I didn't know why at the time, but I can engage in its symbolism now. The celebration of Brigid's Day as a national holiday in Ireland underscores the significance of embracing change and transition. Brigid embodies the duality of many spiritual traditions and symbolises the threshold, the space between two opposites. Participating in this liminal space, perhaps through deeper exploration of ourselves, through intuitive practices, invoking Imbas, active imagination, dream analysis, and communing with nature could help initiate this, allowing us to gain self-awareness and a deeper understanding of humanity and the other-than-human world. Through arts and culture, we can explore thresholds and gain insights into our emotions and experiences to navigate transformation and change. However, contemporary Irish society faces challenges, such as a lack of meaningful rites of passage, a loss of connection with our inner selves, hustle culture, and environmental apathy. Addressing these issues by promoting structured rituals and preserving natural rhythms can lead to a more sustainable and fulfilling future. We can create a more harmonious and thriving society by recognising the importance of embracing transition and change while preserving cultural traditions. Brigid reminds us that navigating transitional periods can lead to self-discovery and that exploring thresholds offers a rich metaphor for exploring a wide range of human experiences and emotions. #BrigidsDay #Imbolc #InnerWisdom #Inspiration #GoddessBrigid #Imbas #JuniganPsychology #creativity #ireland #StBrigidsDay

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